What if one of the most pivotal moments in the American Revolution has been deliberately scrubbed from history books? Jim Scudder takes you to Kings Mountain, South Carolina, where a British officer’s bold challenge to God himself changed the course of the war.

Was America truly founded as a Christian nation — and does that foundation still matter today? Jim Scudder continues his search for America’s greatness across the American West, exploring the faith that shaped a nation celebrating 250 years.

What is the secret behind America’s greatness — and can a song written on a mountaintop really hold the answer? Jim Scudder takes you on a journey from Pikes Peak to explore how America’s founding ideals connect to something deeper than history books reveal.

Could the answer to America's greatest questions be carved in stone across Washington, D.C. — and what is historian Andrew Phipps uncovering there that most Americans have never been told?

What does a father do when a 500-pound grizzly bear is charging his son and the only hope is a near-impossible archery shot — and what does it teach us about epic fatherhood?

What does the Trinity reveal about family — and why does Jim Scudder's elk-hunting story end on a cliffhanger that will have you tuning back in tomorrow?

Your kids are hearing more than you realize — so what kind of man are you when you think no one is watching, and does it match what it takes to be an epic dad?

What does it actually take to be an epic dad — not just a decent one — and can the Bible give you the blueprint just days before Father's Day?

What are some of today's most prominent voices really saying about Israel — and are they getting it right? Jim Scudder reacts to the claims, corrects the record, and explains what the Bible says about our responsibility to the Jewish people.

What did the Founding Fathers really believe about God — and are their own words being hidden from you? Jim Scudder brings the voices of Adams, Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and more to life alongside historian Andrew Phipps in a lesson history class never taught.